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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-10-14
Savonburgh News.

We have been blessed with couple of fine
rains within the past two weeks and the roads
share the effect of the same, at least such Is the
testimony of the coal haulers.
Jack Frost made his appearance last Tuesd ay
morning.
Quite number of Savonbergites took in
They report good time.
Our school opened up October the second and
is progressing satisfactory to all conce rned.
Miss Blair, of Leanna is the teacher.
On last Saturday morning Chas Nelson be-
came very much enthused with the idea that
he mist make trip overland to Kincaid look
ing after some old railroad debts. In spite of
the rain which was coming in torrents he
straddled the little sorrel mare aud on he went
returning on Sunday evening without any re-
suit, except good soaking and tired body.
DIR. 6 d Allen reports new boy at Albert
HuG's the fourth child in about five years.
Mrs. Flora Whittson started for California
last Monday she expects to visit her parents
in o-Man's-Land on the way, where her hus-
band will meet her in q few weeks and COM
plete the journey to the far west. Our best
wishes go with them.
Frank Isenham and family returned from the
Norman s-Land q few days ago. He reports
| very poor crops on the line between here and
his home. He intends collecting his accounts
and notes and return in the spring.
L. B. Murray went to TT Scott on business
Monday. He was absent two days.
A. B. Craddock has abandoned the black
smiths business for the present and is now
| working on section of the X. g. 4 p. r. Il.
Mrs. Ola Young has been on the sick list
since our last writing, Report says she is re-
| covering at present.
Mrs. Susie Berry is absent attending the
annual meeting of Friends at Lawrence.
Mrs. Kate Hibbs returned from Pittsburg
few days ago, expecting to be at the home OF
L. Il. Murray, but her mother was taken ill
since her return and she had to remain at home
SINEAN.
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MUSTERED OUT.

The following notice of the death of
q former citizen of lola, which we find
in the Tacoma wv. IT, NeWs of Sept.
%, will be read with interest by those
who were acquainted with the subject
oft:
At half-past o'clock this morning
there died in this city, at the residence
of DR.. ii. C. Bostwick, after a long and
painful sickness with the fell disease
consumption, Seth Rhoades, aged "a
years.
Deceased was born at Cleveland.
Ohio, October 80, 1928, and resided
there until 1916, when he emigrated to
Illinois. Here he met and married
Miss Diretha Pratt, who died in 1855.
The issue of this marriage was three
children, f. 8. and Geo. w. Rhoades,
and the present Mrs. DR.. Bostwick, all
now residents of this city. In 1853 de-
ceased removed to lola, Kansas, where
he resided until the breaking out OF
the war, when he enlisted in company
E.. Ninth Kansas cavalry, with which
he calamity served until mustered out
in 1865. He then returned to Kansas
and lived there until 1872, when he
came to the Pacific coast. In 1876 he
located in Tacoma and has resided here
ever since, being one of our prominent
business men. About four months ago
his health, which had not been good
for years, took a decided turn for the
worse, and he went to southern Oregon
hoping to be benefited by the change
of climate, but his malady increasing
in severity he returned to this city OH
the 10Th inst, and this morning, sur
rounded by his children, passed into
the great unknown.
Mr.. Rhoades was a man respected by
all who knew him for his many good
qualities of head and heart, and his
friends, of whom there are not few,
| will regret to learn Of the death of this
truly good and honorable man.
The funeral will be nDder the auspi.
ces of Custer Post, G. A. R., of which
deceased was a charter member.
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lola Township Ticket.
OUR SPECIAL EDITION.

Owing to unavoidable delay on the
part of the engravers In finishing cuts
that have been ordered the special edi-
ton which we had hoped to publish
to-day will not be issued until next
week. We believe the paper will be
fairly creditable and trust that our
merchants will see to it that the bust
ness of the town is well represented in
it. Advertisements should be hand
ed in not later than Tuesday.
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FUNSTON WILL SPEAK.

Since Hon. E. II. Funston has been
a member of Congress he has made
fewer speeches in Allen county than in
any of the other counties Of the Second
District. The reason for this of course
has been that as political candidate
it is necessary that he should appear
where he is not 60 well known as he is
at home. But however flattering it
may be to Mr.. Funston that his own
county requires no canvassing on his
part, it has been q matter of regret to
his friends that they have not been
able to hear him oftener on the polite
al issues o. the day. This matter was
brought up at the meeting of the re-
publican central committee, held last
Tuesday, and it was suggested that
inasmuch as Mr.. Funston could not be
here in an ION" year, he might be in
duced to favor US with one or more adj
dresses in an 'off" year. The secreta-
~ of the committee was therefore in
structed to invite Mr.. Funston to deliv-
er. at such time during the campaign
as might suit his convenience, three
addresses, one at Humboldt, one at
lola and one at Moran. In reply to the
secretafy's letter Of invitation Mr..
Funston returned the following which
needs no comment:
CARLYLE, KAN, Oct. IL, 1887.
Mr.. c. F. Scott, Secretary County Re-
publican Central Committee.
Dear Sir:-Yours of 18th inst. inyit-
ing me to deliver three addresses on
the political issues of the day-one at
Humboldt, one at lola and one at Mo-
ran, at such times during the campaign
as may designate-is before me. II
gives me pleasure to comply with the
request of the committee. I cannot.
however, at this time, designate the
dates. as / have engagements of
like character to fill away from home.
the time being left to the committees.
] will let you know as early as possible
as TO time.
/ have the honor to be
Your obedient servant,
E. 81. FUNSTON.
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Neosho Valley Notes.

Mrs. Avery spent several days among the
people Of the west side lately.
Mr.. Pettypool who has lived on Mrs. Briggs
farm for the past two seasons has removed to
Illinois.
We understand that Mrs. Thrasher Of Ill.
has purchased the keeler farm
Farmers who incurred Indebtedness with the
expectation OF meeting it with profits from
stock now find themselves in an urgency that
necessitates great sacrifice.
BY reason Of the splendid growing weather
farmers who have wheat sown are quite buoy
ant.
1t is now stated that Wesley Fisher, of Cha
mute will occupy Dave Beahm's new house Is
1t not a little cruel in you Dave for withhold
ing your true motive and allowing people to
make such Wild conjecturese
The first visible mark Of winter in the way Of
frost was on exhibition Tuesday morning.
A Mr.. Cox and family accompanied j. Stubs
family from Illinois.
A sister Of b. +. Clark was visiting him .
few days last week. vALLEYITE.
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THE lola TOWN COMPANY.
lola, KANSAS OCT, Z 81

lola, KANSAS OCT, '61
The lola Town Company met pur-
suant to the call of the clerk ON the pc.
tition of the requisite number of men,
bers. The following members were
present: w A Cowan, representing 2
shares for himself. and by proxy for
w c Keith J L Arnold, representing
by proxy w F Brooks estate l share
and D HOrvllle, share; J w Scott, l
share; ] F Colborn share; n Hankins
3 shares; l. L NOrthrup, 4 shares; A
G Jones, proxy for estate of WmJones
l share; H L Henderson, proxy for es-
tate Of James Mcdonald , shares; total
Is shares. On motion ] w Scott was
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-10-14

nominated for President Of said lola
Town Company. w A Cowan was
nominated for secretary and J F Col
born for treasurer. On motion the
secretary was instructed to cast by
ballot Is votes for each Of the nomin-
ees for their respective offices. On
motion the officers thus elected were
to proceed to settle up all
business of the company.
Adjourned. w. A. COwAN.
Sec.
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WHOM GOD HATH JOINED"

Considered purely in the light of q
social event the wedding of Marshall
c. Hayes, of Chicago, and Medea A..
Brewster of lola, solemnized at the
Presbyterian church on Tuesday
evening. October II, was doubtless the
most brilliant our city has ever wit
messed. The church was brilliantly
lighted and tastefuliy and appropri-
ately decorated, and at the hour desig-
mated (seven o'clock) was we'll filled
with nearly 800 invited guests. A few
minutes later Miss Maud Richards took
her place at the organ and to the IA
miliar strains of the ever-beautiful
Wedding March the bridal party
entered the church by the east aisle,
the bride, accompanied by Miss Lola
Shelter, being followed by her moth
er and brother and preceded by the
groom's-men, A. G. Scott and G. F.
Scott, and by the bridesmaids, Miss
Fannie Mcclure and Miss Sue Myers,
of Cincinnati. The brides dress was
of white corded MORE silk with
Princess train and pleated satin front
with scarf draping. The neck was cut
square, with Pompadour ruff and filled
in with crepe lise lace. White gloves,
Marechal Neil roses and the usual
bridal veil completed the beautiful
toilet. The bride s-maids were hand
somely, though more simply dressed,
and also carried Marechal Neil roses.
As the bride approached the altar the
groom who had already taken his
position on the pulpit platform accom-
panied by his "best man." Mr.. VIM.
c. Covert, of Chicago, and Rev. w. H.
Hyatt, the officiating clergyman,
advanced to meet her. leading her to
the platform directly in front of the
audience. The music then ceased and
Mr.. Hya read from the Presbyterian
ritual the impressive words of the
marriage ceremony. The bride was
given away by her brother, Mr.. Schuy.
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NO CHANGE NECESSARY.

1t is not necessary to change the eli
mate which you live in or travel about
for the restoration of health. If you
have weak lungs, coughs, colds, Group
assumption or bronchitis, Beggs Cher
y Cough Syrup is warranted to cure
gu. Sample bottles free at GOOdhue
& Evans,
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Recorded during the week ending Sat.
urday, Oct. 10, 1887, as shown by the
abstract books of T. 8. Slower, Alb
stracter:
Consideration.
N B Hull to Henry C Cook, an undived
Hint in 30 Ac on 9 side neg, 25-lS ...... 0s
Mary Horney to. Abbie Ellis.part ofnwq
Ii DonSho to Justin Grand. VIII Of nwq so
and VIII Of swq lo-3e-2i ....:...........: 1,75O
L z Northrup 70 L Arnold, lots 10. Ii, -.
Johnson to Cha: worici. lot IL. s. Nv
Mary Stanley et.i to Strong Phelps, .
John " Fa:k1ouser to + Ii Dasetts. lott. -'
3 Hin to G Fox. lot s. blk i. IaHariipsc..: So
N YIN M%i tG N sSss psnns swq lSe
Allen County to G A BOwlus. lot 8, blk ..
A!isn county to q a Bowius. lot ii, blk
Allen county to a DowIus, VIII swq ss-aa-
Allen county to jess Hun, lola lot $, biz ST.
Allen county to G A Bowius Ell of neg 10 :.
Allen county to q 4 Bowia; Ell Of :wq s.. -
Allen county TO Bowias. nh Of seq Is: %
Allen county to Ghas ii Howard, Ell Of :,
Allen county to Chrs ii Howard nh Of swq
Allen county to Mrs Fussman lot 10,
bk 80, Humboldt. ............... Z
Allen county to Mrs L Fussman lot IL.
blk 80, Humboldt. .:.:.-.........:.:.::.
Allen county to Mrs s l. Fussman lot II,
blk 30, Humboldt. Observation-Disclosures.
Allen county to X Boon lot II, blk .,
A shocty to Austen Fiasche sh Of nwq
23-23-2. l, s0(
E Strong Phelps ct al to Mary Z starkey 49,
nW4 i5-Zo-D .Z,VN
Ry Go to Henry John Nef neg Of swq %,
W. NeWbnrv ' to + II Rarteis lot and 3.
G Chapman to Hurdbug. neg $3.50 8, OF
U S to Ruben Burton nwq of seq and swq
OF ncq dJ-ZJ-sl.
8 X Ry Go to U ueq3-24-lS. .:............
MK& I Ry Co to u s neg 3-24-lS 49,.
Rec Of U Land Office to Thomas McLe-
land neq3-24-lS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Lewis g Munger to Lille r. Munger nwq
s X Ry Co to c Walker sh OF seq l-26-lG 6,5lt
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Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
have been duly qualified as Executors OF the
estate Of VIM. f. Millikan, dec eased.
Clans aRAtnst said estate must be presented
10 the gndsrsigued at Carlyk. Allea County
tsspl Sfs ~ n &. s Nies.As'
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-10-14

dreamed dream the other night
When nothing could be seen
dreamed that best OF druggists had,
A Peerless liver bean.
Next morning at the break Of day,
rose with an aching spleen
But soon got cured Of raging pain,
By taking Smiths Bile Beans.
Two bite per bottle,
n hv INp n H1Ii1han
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-10-14
BRIDGE NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK,
lola, ALLEN COUNTY, KANSAS, y
October 10, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the Board OF
County Commissioners will on the 18th day Of
November 1887 let the contract for the building
Of two abutments On Elm Greek south OF La
Harpe. Specifications can be seen and bids
will be received at the Office Of the County
Clerk until Friday, November II, II O'Clock m.
The right to reject any or all bids Is reserved
By order OF the Board Of County Commits
ei0ners.
(Oct l4tY X. W. DUFFY, County Clerk.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.

Application Of minor for rights Of majority.
Notice is hereby given that J Powers, a
minor, will, by his next friend P. H. Powers,
apply to the district court sitting in and for
Allen county, State of Kansas, at the next term
thereof, for decree OF said court comforting
majority concerning contracts and empowering
him with reference to real estate or personal
property of whatever kind, to buy, possess,
control, sell or do thdrewith the same in his
own right, and without the Intervention OF
guardian or trustee, in the same manner and to
the same extent as persons at the age of major
ity. IF. POWERS, by his next friend.
Octl4t3) PHI. POWERS.
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FRIDAY. OCTOBER IA. 1887.
Republican Ticket.

Republican Ticket.
For Judge,
HON. L. STILLWELL.
OfNeosho County.
For Treasurer,
WIN. CUNNINGHAM,
OF Humboldt.
For Clerk,
r. w. DUFFY,
OfIola.
For Register of Deeds,
J.P. DUNCAN.
or Humboldt.
For Sheriff,
d. D. BRITTON,
of Usage.
For Coroner,
DIR. A. J. FULTON.
OfIOla.
For Sttrreuor,
A. o. CHRISTIAN.
OF Carlyle.
For Commissioner First Dist.
&C. KELSEY.
or Humboldt.
lola Township Ticket.
For Township Trustee,
w. T. BARNETT.
For Township Treasurer,
J. F. COLBORN.
For Township Clerk,
w. A. COWAN.
For Justice of the Peace,
d. B. D. SMELTZER.
For ConstGbIes,
T F.STRICKLAND,
J.C. WOODIN.
T. r. ANDERSON.
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MARKET REPORT.

CORRECTED THURSDAY Oct, 18th,
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.
uooa - AZ s. a o. GO
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Sold BY DR.. C. Giliihan .
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A Glimpse at LYMAN Trumbull.

Residents in the vicinity Of Oakland have
abundant opportunity to point out the Hon.
Lyman Trumbull to visiting friends. &c is
to be seen nearly every summer afternoon
working among the old fashioned fowerbets
of the garden surrounding his plain house on
Lake avenue His brother and sons live
around him. The ex. senator bears his years
WE'LL His face is no more wrinl,led than
when, fifteen years ago, it was a subject for
the pencil of Must. lie lives quietly, going
into society very little. He is supposed to be
out OF politics Tie newspapers rarely ask
him for his views. But passengers en- tho
suburban trains notice that when OCCASION
ally some acquaintance approaches his scat
with a bit Of political information to convey
his eye lights up. He rides home on the train
every day for lunch, returning to his Office
by $780,
His law practice Is enormous 1t is said to
he worth $4,000 year. There arc, it is
said, not half q dozen lawyers in the west
who command fees SO large, especially upon
corporation law The firm, as rule, handles
none but heavy cases. but lately the ex-sena-
tors son, Perry Trumbull, has returned to
his fathers Office nfter ten years. experience
on tile board of trade, and has resumed prac-
tice in that class Of busiiless.-Chicago News.
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a Model Cnnductor.

There is a conductor OH car OF the Column
bia avenue branch otthe Traction conpnny's
lines who is Il inodclnfter which many in his
position might pattern themselves with great
advantage to the street car travelling public
When the car Is in that condition that usu-
ally every time an additional passenger
boards it the conductor calls "Movc littlc
farther front, please" the man, instead Of
bawing the request from the rear platform,
where it has no effect, ,enters the car and
asks those, in the rear, individually and
politely. to move up farther, and every time
they do So Again, when the seats are filled
by people who Emight. by sitting closer to-
gether, make room for another, when the
other arrives, this conductor enters the car
and asks the people, in q gentlemanly man
ner, to move so that the new passenger can
have seat. The conductor referred to is
one in 1,000.-PIiiladelpl Bulletin.
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The public will please take no.
tice that the mill property desig-
mated above, which formerly be.
longed to Mr.. ID. 81. Dennis, Is now
owned by the undersigned who
will continue to do business at the
old stand, and will endeavor to
give entire satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their custom.
Thanks for former patronage. Fu-
ture tavors solicited.
Respectfully, &C.,
JOSEPH FL. JONES.
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The tIT|1 [[HIIIlI'IIEE|
Sewing Machine
STANDS AHtAD OF ALL OTHERS

The latestlmproved cylinder shut
tie and fat shank needle cannot be
set wrong, are among the latest
improvements. Over 100000 now
in use in the short time OIL years.
Never such record with any other
sewing machine. Don't buy any
till you have examined this new
machine then you can Judge for
Yourself the quietest shuttle mt
chine on the market. Let me hear
from you.
--4 ir;tve-aiso the patentD UUBEE
EDGED REVERSIBLE SHEARS
NJ SCISSORS, the best you ever
saw. never need grinding nor get
loosen rivet.
And am still making large
amount of the best quality OF pop
lar and oak furniture, such as mar
hIe top bureaus, tables, stands,
:;ideboardS, cupboards,lr undle beds,
&c. Repairing done and PIC ures
framed. Pulplis tor churches made
20 order.
Thanking yon for past favors, [
submit my claims to yon III the tu
ture and will try and merit 81 con
tinuance OF the same patronage.
Respectfully, &C.,
r. Fl. PENNEWELL,
ONANC0CK, Va.
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Trees for St. Petersburg.

The municipality of ST. Petersburg has de-
cided to plant Two rows of trees in all THE
streets which are moro than twenty-three
meters broad. There are sixty-flve such streets
in the city. The Dutch linden tree will DO
selected for this purpose. as being best adapted
to the climate of st. Petersburg and one OF
the most rapidly growing trees. 1t is esti-
mated that the cost will he 25 rubles per tree,
or 625, 900 rublcs in oil, rs about $4,000 trees
will be required. Transcript.
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For the col,red peonle.

One of tile most select hotels in Saratoga Is
one which is open to colored people only. It's
proprietor is said to be worth 100000.
Among his guests this year have been several
young colored women of wealth and position.
Two of them wore diamonds of great value.
One of these dusky beauties was considered
the belle of Saratoga by her race. and her
somewhat naughty manners showed thai she
realized what is due to queen OF beauty.-
Chicago Times
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Tho Bavar,an Kinr,s Fountains.

The splendid fountains and jets d'eau
which the late king Of Bavaria erected ut big
mountain castles arc TO be demolished, rs it
costs $4,000 year to keep them going--a
charge which the Bavarian civil list cannot
afford The finest are at Herren Chiemsee,
which is probably the most magnificent coun.
try seat in Europe, and tIicy are far superior
to the famous fountains Mt Herrcnhausen,
near Chicago News.
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NURSERY STOCK

The undersigned has for sale a large
stock OF trees and plants, us follows:
PEACH TREES embracing all the
leading varieties.
APPLE. PEAR, CHERRY, PLUM
and OUNCE TREES Of every Kind
that are best adapted to the peninsula.
BLACKBERRY and RASPBERRY
Large assortment of GRAPE VINE,
etc., etc.
My nursery is situated on the line of
the Great Peninsula Railroad. so that
there is no transferring OF stock. 1t is
packed one d;iy and i'll the hands of my
Accomac friends theneXt.
Mr.. John G. Figgs Of Keller, is my
agent for Accomac, to whom I'LL commn-
nications should be addressed.
CALEB BoGGS.
Morton Delaware.
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"But," say you, "if there be nothing but q
plumb line what can my Of us do, for there
is On old provcrb which truthfully declares:
If the best mans faults we're written on his
forehead it would make him pull his hat over
his eyes, What shall we do when, according
to Isaiah, God shall lay judgment to the line
and Righteousness to the plumInetp All,
here is where the Gospel comes in with a
Saviour's righteousness to make up for our
deficits. And while see hanging on the
wall q plumb line, see also hanging there q
cross And while tho one condemns us the
other saves US, if only we will hold to it.
And here and now you may be SET free with
q more glorious liberty than Hampden,
or Sidney, or Kosciusho ever fought for.
Not out yonder, or down there, or up here,
but just where you are you may get it. The
invalid proprietress Of a wealthy estate in
Scotland visited the continent of Europe to
get rid of her maladies, and she went to
Baden-Baden and tried those waters, and
went to Carlsbad and tried those waters, and
went to Homburg and tried those waters, and
instead of getting better she got worse and
III despair she said to physician: "What
shall doan His reply was: medicine can
do nothing for you. You have one chance in
the waters of Pit KeatLly, Scot
land" SIS it pos4ible?" she replied
"Wby, those waters are on my own estateln
She returned, and drank of the fountain,
aud in few months completely recovered.
Oh sick, and diseased, and SHINING, and dying
nearer, why go trudging all the world over,
and seeking here and there relief for your
discouraged spirit, when close by, and at your
very feet, and at the door. of your heart, aye,
within the very estate of your own conscious
ness, the healing waters of eternal life may
DO had, and had this very hour, this very
minute, this very Sabbath. Blessed be God
that over against the plumb line that Amos
saw is the cross, through the emancipating
power of which you and l may live and live
forcverI
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DR.. Morell Mackenzie's bill for attending
the crown prince of Germany is 81 900 marks,
or little more than s1l,uU.